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• Advanced Analysis of Drivers’ Responses (Human Factors in Traffic Crashes)

  • Start
    20 May 2024
  •  
    09:00
  • End
    24 May 2024
  •  
    17:00
  • Location
    The Future Skills Centre, Exeter College, Exeter Airport Industrial Estate, Exeter, EX5 2LJ, UK *OR* Zoom

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  The Institute of Traffic Accident Investigators announce the provision of a training course in Advanced Analysis of Drivers’ Responses (Human Factors in Traffic Crashes), Presented by: Dr Jeffrey W. Muttart.

  To be held between 20th to 24nd May 2023, 09:00 to 17:00 BST [please ignore any error in the automated emails where the time might be shown as being in a different zone] at Exeter College, Exeter, UK. As well as attending the course in person it will be presented also as an online "webinar" using he 'Zoom' platform.

  This five-day training course will include training in various topics relative to human factors, including but not restricted to:

  • Perception-Response time
  • Response to slow-moving or stopped vehicles on multilane high speed roads
  • Night-time recognition
  • Drivers’ decision making
  • Interactive driver research in the areas of: speed choice (speed reduction) due to various influences/conditions; gap acceptance; pedestrian walking speeds; acceleration; forward and backward acceleration of cars, motorcycles and commercial vehicles; driver’s responses to green and amber traffic signals

  The students will receive five full days’ training and their knowledge will be tested at the end of the course. Students will be accredited with their attendance and the course will attract a minimum of 30 hours CPD.

  Please note the fees DO NOT include accomodation, these can be found in the local area but if you need assistance in finding a suitable hotel please contact gensec@itai.org. Fees do include lunch and coffee's for those attending in person.

  Charges cover training for the five days; a copy of the latest edition of Dr Muttart’s reference book ‘Drivers’ Responses in Emergency Situations’; and use of the ‘Response’ (previously IDRR) programme for 3 months.

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